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Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
THIRD EDITION.
Counter Statement.
IcoMMUNiOATED I


The article in your paper of Wednes
day, IN reference TO the affair at Third
and jefferson streets, on Tuesday evening,
does me an injustice / have repeatedly
suffered much annoyance from boys, anu
have al ways withstood it patiently. On
Tuesday evening found small boy IN
my wagon Ia the act OF stealing PIE,
which he dropped, when he saw me com
lag, aud rsn away. l ran after him ana
caught him, with the intention o! taxing
h,m to his parents, and informing them
of his misconduct. When caught, ne
yelled Justify, and certainly made noise
that c,uld not fail to arouse the nelsh-
bo.hood. | was careful not to hurt him,
however, aad when he laid down In the
middle of the street in his efforts 70 es-
cape, clicked him up in my arms and
carried him 10 the sidewalk in 'front.' Of
nv store Here halted until my nat
and coat could he brought 10 me, anu II
was here that Mr.. J0hneon arrived upon
upon the scens-when he asked the oc :
casio Of the boys uproar / told MN,
and be wanted me to let the boy 90, hut
l told him was going to take the !au 70
his father He offered to go the boy
security, which was very saie oner, con
sideriny that there was no magistrate at
lA0u IAkt u DaAI bNAls 49,
that should let the boy 20, until !
finally told him be had better go home
and attend to his own business linen
he called me "dirty puppy" and II was
then that replied with an epithet thal
certainly is rot polite, and that / would
not have used had not oeen very much
provoked at his unwarranteG interference.
As to him Furnishing me, there was lo'
the eliOhteRr danger OF that
am peaccable man, and always al
teud TO my own business, and rot TO
that OF my neighbois. As citizen anu
tax payer claim the right to protect my
property, and when ! catch a boy in the
act OF stealing from me, to 'urn him over
TO the police, or his parents, as see Mt
In the affair of Tuesday night, thought
it best the boys parents should kno" OF
his misdeeds, and was simply engaged IN
taking him to his home when Mr.. John
son interfered The above is a true state
ment OF tine affair, as can be proved 10y
reputable witnesses If necessary.
GEORGE II. HrBER.
N. W. cor. Third and Jefferson streets
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Philadelphia, Wilmington & "a
timora R.il-cai.
NONembor IJ-h. IfSS'
Trains " III leave wiImiu gton as follows

Philadelphia lexpres,l, >, y. 4o,d -, 30
SIS, 5O, Yl0, 80 lug1 II %, II ii a. IA. l. ~
iae ~, SGT 81 and 90dp. N.
AccOmmp alton, stp, 30. : pj, 1885 a. M,
~. 4On. - ~ 100. o 'p, Al.
for Chester teyprestl, bSt, 20, 50, 10,
u. II D. II ji a. IA, u s., 3 y, 40, q" aud
1000 p. N.
m : 81 %, ) ~, ~, and iOt0p. IN.
Sew York, : ~, . -, 49,, b3i, ~, ~, 10 q,
II 81 a N. 2.S -, 80, " a. % 70, ~ ana
loy' y. NJ.
Sl,a. m, = a5sud iJ0p. m.
For Nr~ark ttcntr J and informed ate sia-
uons. 1. a. m. u and s2l =. NJ.
Baltim Jre and Intermediate ltations, 10 II n.
baltimore and Eay Line, 45 p. m.
baltimore and Washington, .S. -. n.
lu II. and II 0 a. m, u W, u L. a. : 10,
Train 're flI Tor b@la~sra G Division leave for.
New Castle, Gtu. 30 a. IA Il ta, 3 50,
G - u. IN, aud " uj Sight.
GGoterlown and Lcw"s, 30 a. M, 3 % pm,
Setfurd teGprc-.l, ~ y. IN.
Harrington. DenAag, and way stations, S 3,
Eyp'ress ror Harrington, 20 p. IN. Way
nam, 6 - i, IN;
lNurC-s oi DpgcT, HlTTlnyt Il, ana Dell
| mar, i2u3 Night.
| Frank IN CITY, : % n. IN,
kxpres. fJr cape Charles, O.d ro,nt Com
! fort, ndNOriolh, Y u AiEn'.
Lave PhNadr,lias. Broad street. FOR WI
n1ugtpn eNpTrssI. y >. ~. : ~, =, 40
| D. - II Is, n 55 a. m, ., Jl, lV1, 5J, bUs
Acgomapaiaiian. G.s. io.s q ~, i.c5, 2.W
| 81. 81. -, -, Iro3, - ~ and II A J.. IA.
! For further Information, pts,cn gers are re
| t.rrot 70 the ticket "iiice At thr -iaiton.
| Trains marked thus t'l are limited express
"Hatrt GHa' =. Msna.Gr General rassSaror "a. Az
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

Mary persons Grs troubled with 4
chronic tendency 10 cor stipAtion. They
are OF Billions temprranent Tue CON.
Slalnt 70 wh,ch th,y are subjt CT, though
easily rom d.Eb,e By judicious treat
usut, IS IA many Casen aggravated bg a
tesort 70 drastic pnr2Gtiyes and chola.
so2uGs. as the hu1nO stomach and
eoWee are liDed With de icats mem
orGne, aud net with valcaEttB, they
Cannot s,pnd pro!oBeed dIsnchinR with
such mooi3iaes without Gerious Injury.
Noting restores and couLteracss AL
hsbitu0! tendency TO constipation 70 ef'
fecualIy az Bnstetthr's Stomach B!tters.
I's laxative offect II Eentle and progres
siye. 1: neither oonvulses nor weaKeni
the intsst.nes, and it's effects are urac-
com?anisd by gripping psirs. 1t arou:si
he liver when tho organ Is sluggish
pr lnOteB digeit!on. aud encourages ap
petile End sleep. Fur fever and ague
kidney troubles, nervous oomplatnt
and inu!pient rheumatism II Is iDcom
Darab,u. Take @tnes lass before mesi
AaI &C how econ you will relish them
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
shuotlng the ikine.

At HeaidmooI Range yesterday after.
poon the popular prizs match VAS the
lsTSest rfiAiI OF the kird ever beld in
his city. TEe shooting house was
ctow5ed with vigiiorg. There were
many shot aua thoolers present, but
most OF tie Delaware Gun Club beir q
awsy on RGnLioR trip there was no
clay shooting match. The military
f%ayktmap'E bsdfe VAS wen bS j. W.
g ar. and the sacund rriza by Il.
ftsuk Carlin, o. u Company ard color
b ager OF Fi,sr E-R'meDT, r G. p. Tht
staoiiDG IVES 81 ed bg all prosent
aul 0w!rp 10 the str!c5 sptcrcsment o
81 range rules thGre was not the slight
es. ACCIDENT OF a. y kind.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Visitors Surprised

Buyers delighted at the fine
line Of Overcoa.s We are show
ing thom. We have al the latest
styles and The largest aseort-
neGt Of fashionable fabrics in
riea and elegant patterns, with
Irresistible Inducements beyond
competition or comparison in
Boys and Chii2ren's Overeoats
and Salts; eli the leading n1vel.
ties and standard styles The
prices oIe the lowest ever known
tor first ,claas goods.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
FOURTH EDITION

Dots.
WI. II. Lingo hos removed from
Mlddletown To this city.
New crossing stopes have been laid
at Fifth ami Sixth aaa Market tt'ssis.
JOSEPH T. Montgomery Il about com
mrucing the jsse!ry business at NO.
! 1908 Market street
E. N. VAllardieham, OF the New
York Mail and l. rprtss, visiad our city
on Thursday.
The father Of Petss II. Ayars died at
Ches.er. Pa on Thursday, a. an nd
vAucsd age.
George o. Hillreth aud wife of Flu'h-
!rr. l.. l., are visiting the parents OF
Mrs. Hildreth, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Evans, No SIS Wts. Eighth street.
VIM. Tay lor. of Mild e,own. was the
irst person who bad the pleasure of
introducing water from the lew reser-
voir.
Travel was heavier 20 all points on
the railroads yestsrdty than for the
same day for some yeais past--sI on
account of good times.
II you wnnt 10 have o Jolly time
drop in and enjoy youruelf as the
Atlantic Garden, to nisht, 22a King.
hne lunch served all day on Saturday.
Delaware Commandery, K. @. E.,
gave an enjoyable pscbsge patty IN
rhursday evening IN the X. @. E. hall,
which was largely attended.
The electric motors for the new cleo
trio railway nave not yet arrived. Tho
company Ia waiting patiently for them
10 come, Ths road will be put In opera
ton rs econ After NJ possible.
Compare the light from Astral oil with
that from other oils. You will conclud,
10 burn only Pratt's Astral z. Jamei
Belt. druggist, cole agent. 9th and Mar
ket streets, or your grocer.
Rev. Il II. Adams was unable Il
lprsAch IN the NJ Il. church a. Middle
town On ThEnEgEiviLR Day owing 10 |
sudden attanE o. sickness, and the pul
pit was iiil,d by Eev w. @. Alexander
Work on tie new etetl schoone
ya,ht Ysmpa is re2iiy completed. Tot
Harlan & Ho ling. worth Company sr
still very busy. Some OF their mel
!, worked Sestsrday on "jobs" that cou d
no. be put OF.
d Oaly lot he dsrs aud persona In tn
fu neral pr0cefs "a will be allowed Q
eater tho Win .lston and Branuy win
I o sm stery on lnday afternoon, whel
u ths lale Henry a. Hcrasby will be IL
d tsrrad with tho IoucIs Of War.
l. Visit vernol's stale, Nos. Z and 8 Il
ths Eighth street market, for home
l. killed pork; headquarters for lard
scrspplt, saCssse, mutton and YEA
:. Meat for rae wholesale nnd retRi
v Thankful e.. pact fsvOrs We woul
solicit our further patronage
V The purity c' the IT G 'edien's and ID
., accuracy OF the cor biEat!on in LaIs
4, dor, coupled With the important iDc'
that 1t is free from any deltterious sub
y ttsncC, IL suong argument for II
l. adoption as tbs rtrur6y for all disease
Of the liver. Price 20 csuts.
n. Thomas sueiley, residing near Be
wyn In Essltown Township, Pa La
i. been out gunn!Ez CD Monday afternoon
%. aud on Teturu.ng entered the hou'
;. Shen his dog ran 10 and jumped ~ O
N his lap exploding both bSrIelS Of h
quo WEich Gas iy!ng across his lap, u
e. C .ngsA,s uf the gun en,eEiug his tw
! sisteis, asei II and 4 causing the
death.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
wANAMAKER & BRowN.
THE DAY AFTER

Yesterdays study Of the
years prosperity is over.
TWe set down Moon aS
our closing time, but we had
to keep open a while longer,
for trade stayed, and we,
OF course, stayed as lohg.
We're willing to overstep
our advertisement any time
when we can do more CT
better than we promise.l
Hundreds OF our custom
ers waited till yesterday to
make up their minds on the
Overcoat question. Its a
part Of their Thanksgiving
enjoyment to buy it on that
day. The money they save
makes a good sauce to their
day s ejoicing.
What wonder the popu-
lar old corner is such a cen
tre Of interest to them.
They seek the fullest, largest
value. They CON e expect
ing a beaped-up measure tor
tn ir good, wc!l-earned dol
lars. They never fail IN
getting it. Our prices and
qualities 80 to the root
of economy.
They can pin their con-
hdence to our clothing
whether it costs them
$500 for a Winter Over
coat or S45.oo.
$1,000 for a Mans Win
ter Suit CT SIS 90.
Sl2oo for a Dress Suit
or $4,000.
5000 tor . Boys Sai. q
$500.
$3.50 for a Little Be! 5 .,
SI4.oo.
Or, w. & BIS Iron clad
: Mems Suits, SI2.oo: Boys
suits IS co. (Every fora @
them wool.)
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Dsatn of "A XyelI.nnuwu sculptor.

ChriftiGn Po2p, well IL own tculp
TO- Died ~ hfa reti5rnra u III city oil
Wednesday, at.er an iilusss which has
ls4.ed foI 0vas a year Tee cpceased
was q native Of IugeliDPep, Wurtem.
berg, Germany, lnd Was born January
10Th, l8i9
lie came to this county about 20
years olo and lacs.ed In this city IN
1873 Fer several years he was fo.e'
man for David Brothers, ~ ,hth
marble cutting e. 'isament az Fifth
aui Ktng atres.s puring his reei
druce In this city Go made d gr'a
many friends
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
MAD SudNan Y,

James MeCoslan, a blacksmith residing
A. NJ 1927 CHESTNUT street, died Sudden
" thI, (FTiday) morning. The de
ceased was on his way 70 work, and when
In front Of the Harlan & Holliagsw orth
COmpany's foundry lie was taken with a
lit 10 which he was subject and fell on
the pavement. He was taken into the
)undry bur died soon after. lie vas EN-.
pioyed 10y james McGowan, the black
smith a. No lUl Ola9gc street. CorOn-
er Barnhill gave certihcItC OF death IN
accordance with the facts OF tie case.
McCog!an leaves a family.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
The Volunteers.

Oa Thanksgiving eve the Volunteer
C.dG, composed OF young ladies OF this
city, aceGmplDied b7 friends p!oeee1ed
TO aae ,estdenca Of Herman just at
Ho IL Uas, where a very eIjoysbl.
tiuR H'as -peGt. The tri? was made In
b lsrEr va, On A tha housa singing,
Calalsz and other eocisl amuaements
w. .alal2a4 in uutli GbJuI 3 a. II
Wn.n saa party returned TO thtS city
nan messed with their trip.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
& co.

Our ?. Button Tre'ousse
Kid Gloves are selling rap
pidly at so cts.
Also the 3-Button at Is
cts.
A few more linen collars
lett at 5 CTS. We have re-
duced about 10 doz. more
from IS and 20 cts. to 8 cts.
a piece. These are appre-
ciated also. Ladies Muslin
Underwear reduced / to
close.
Antique Lace reduced
from 25 cts. to I2I cts.
Plain colored Gros-Grain
Silks reduced from 81 to rs
cts.
Plain Colore Gros. Grain
Silks reduced from IS to 50
cents.
Pain Co'ored Gros-Graiu
Silks reduced from o24 to
I37b cents.
Plaid Mus'ins reduced
from 25 to IS cts.
Ladies', Misses and Boys
Go ssamers reduced from ):
60 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
the Fruits of TbsIsi'''-'

Judge Lyman presld'l :, ri
iug's session Of the citg '0-'1 GU, 4 n
dillon to other cases dl'po';t "
lowing drnnks; join ~, y h
,v% whose Sc home is at the s.n'llis. N
town to see TnanSsg.s.as Z. M i.1,;. \.
resist the temptation to Es' ~ ~. II 4
Judge ordered him 10 O' ''
that institution t-, ,,l,t1sl
John Hope, colorod a.. ,,.1., ,'Ii5 d
day in an unbecoming 1 al.I. \. n|
bibed too freely, for g-.a :
1. tsDced to pay 4 and eost, ..t, ,.-,,l|
George Campbell 20. ,lo .,;,,I a.sii I'D
care of himself, ana al. - - "
care OF him. lie was i-,. {, ms d
r,;}a SalnIs hut Y Wilmingtop e...,s ...;,
TOO t,,,I, much for him. He 5e7',s 70 y ]
This morning to be lts =, =, +, IA
promise to start for Lo'-' .
discharged. n,.., vbon "
Charles II. PlalE ann; INK aasI
testified has been u y ap,! '
streets for several days '--
| costs. ,,.s fasl |. y
Gustave Carlson was l'-'''
| for corner lounging'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
nm

PCrP tn tte '3l q g. rhrisuan Plpp,
R.ed ss ytsrs "a ID =, a'hs
Rsiktvss aIl fft-s a. .emasrs OF Harm.
Kafi L0i.f, I.afsyetta 10 % Fses and sc.
oeLtei MAscn. 20 p or OF hcyn Aicl - -
sons, and -. l0hu tenmaJde'D, 4. T.,
are respsef Tally Invited toat cad ais funeral
from his iAio fesl1onos, no. .23 JACKSON
street, on saturday al-In en- a. 2o'cleck.
lutosracnt e. Sil1ifgtga ami Brandyw ne
Cemetery.
BoDDy. tn T6veansr %. william Boldly
aged 70 yeas.
funeral private. on saturday at 2o'cltc3
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
30 sip.s Ia K.

The Providence Journal, nowadays is
talking such wholesome and sensible
sentiments as this:
"B toadly speaking, the Republican
party OF the country is on the side OF pro-
gress, equity and permanent and per
manently beneficial legislation. The
Democratic party is welded TO ialse
financial system, TO the obstruction oi
civil eeryice re form and to such extrava-
gapces In the way of revenue syst.ms, at
If carried out would be detrimental TO th'
gefa al safety and ru nous 10 thousands
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
sarand succet 8.

The 8paoarL given az Hockassin hall
Gu raapk giving Eve ard the following
evening or the benefit OF SS Patrick =
s.Aa -. Jolu's chur3hes wss highly ap
y.tsct1tad by every QUE that attended II;
uveg ly5 huadrsd peap'e attended. The
yulI.z l.O.oe aud gentlemen of VIII
n4tu.ssor, who took Part, were very
I!gLiy =Dj9y I'd.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
A sonous ChNs,

A yorng msn uan6 j.'i.
was nrres cd as! e7tc!.s -T
W. 81 3 rn!lrcad s;a@o- y "a
Jones charged with s:s.1-1Hl
from o mans pocket, 81 lE
several pipes from hn N
store. The man ths 20 ;,'@l
watch from ran after IL -;lA.
Il, consequently he V'' i"r
the hearing this roTai-s 'aH
will be made to set Is 'a'~l
morrow morning. II
After Wagner wss :a-ss .
two Of his comp2u'sa' -l-el
Cron!n and George Di-'T.' w.
police station 10 see ae-,-'
and they we're AFRO de's.-@ y
Glen OF being concerned : '-''1
ed highway robbery -. ..,I
on .er Jones TESTIFIED Ia, ~
nation which he fec1,i.a ~, !,
the prisoner, and Mrs, 10y y, \,
the fact of bis comils 10 ~ !.
taking the pipes out Of t.a Nv y,
two Of which che sftefth.',@,, !. v,
There are, however, az ti Y, y
.,t..,,, rha p,isoufrs w..s ~
ip default OF $500 bal. ta;- !" =
hearing.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
IIjured seriousiy.

Y6sterdsy George spraSuer o fornaer
resident OF tbit oil y, fsli ffom o shiitss
o. ElIdsbJie, Pa, ard was seriously sn'
iured. A lep was cat of aud ono arm
baaly nRnqled. Tae phJslcisna at
teoalpa him DO not lhilk Eie iAjaries
n n.CessGyily fatal.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
S.H.BAYNARD.
FIFTH And LAEELTS

Has Lin lcrse warerCops chuck
full CT P,alce and Organs. Tney
are Tor sale. 1t will pay Scu 10
stop in ard examine his rtocS.
Stw goods. New management.
We mention few leading EAEes.
First On the list we place the stand.
ard WEBER-gnod Sc gold. Then
comes the HAEDMAN, remarka-
bic for rs fLe tone Lpd fnish and
splendid wearing qualities. You
must not pass by the MACON q
HAMLIN, their new method OF
gtrinR ing will strike you as radi-
cal improvement In piano making.
CHICKERING Is household
word. Then for medium prices
we have the iavo.!ts MARSHALL
& WENDELL, sTIRLING and
others. Piaooi IN all styles OF
Rosewood, Ebony, Mahogany and
Blister Walnut. Cash or Install
ments.
Isitsn ORGAN yen are looking
fol? How will aa ESTEY dep
king OF organs. Following clogely
on its heels ara the DYRR &
HUGHEH and WILCOX & WHITE
both noted for their volume, weet-
nsss, durability and artistic De-
sign. Always on hand the popular
EASTMAN COTTAGE. Organs
In every style o. case and action.
Cash or .Dstallmsnts.
smA.ler instruments In g-eEt va
Iiety. SHEET MUSIC and BOOKS
Pianos, Organs, Accordeons, etc.
thoroughly tuned and repaired b.
Z. z. Potter, wiih
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
splendid / tsh.

Powell In ths Tnird street n4arhet
will have an ex trs assortment o! fTesh
tsh on his stalls TO morrow, and as
people ate Iratty we'll tired Of poultry,
1t Ia pruhabi1, especially AZ thass hsh
ara very fiue, thai tho demand will be
1r.At. Tne e!ls will remain uren en-
al 10 O'Clock ~ niSht
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
marriage B'I''

Foulk were married '.s,ISs WeanVsTSn I'D
~ This week. The ocCa'i ss. ii ri5
ee ee.hsr q large numosr ml.sD,, nj vi
both parties. The pIs.S,r rss,r cDs
msrous UvSg and OF a ,aanT a,o,T' c,s't'
,iv,usi enough to start the hspp'
IN life. Mr.. IlcbNl'I.., l,
Miss Ootavis Owens r.,'IIS,,ipsss,
tbs rbs'p most graceful ana n.ii d cai'.
MT mr, the ne' large cOmPsanyr yrSiss Il NJ
saeaiIas' ss "a the details Of IL ,ls to SoT',
c,unls csuu went north on nlss,ttOS,n:tH' tS
: Rev N. NJ. Browne ps'''
mODy.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
At the zoo

'Th2 keeper gave the lion large piece
uf rzaf.t
Paa.-"Dosg be get thSt oft3n?"
Kesper-"He gets l. regularly twice
cay
Post with clasped hands)-"What q
boon il won.d be II could only got a
poa.t:on as lion zero
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Fifth coma
An EIra

nla5r,s ~ ,eoo,',eusn-e Of 4. +','
p.a'nia Ia. hove n.., - any
n,'.. yea .nsn about p,er, o, Ghs i
si'S near The hoi.d,' . 'S.sl
ca,t sae.'0a ttotr, for 4. -,
wv Solicitor Ba.. A'oi
..Ico .s,. ..is The otdinapoo ts.,.,. AZ a'td
ss,.dA ssI: nnd break he Ss,.,..., Ss5,,.. . y
,a,Iss usab, mcrOins com ',1-',' n, =
made thsts man sa,. ~ :. "
,na ~ a'ssl t',ee', below S..,,, !, ~.
ING what is known A. s,-.s . = Y
!, .,on'" By this ns.Ss, q J;s y.
ness the goods srs no, I.,i =, "a
suolioneer e,l namea a Gl,, "
comes come down a li,.i. :, s's Y
some 4 one says they vi, T.. NY
tRurA named. ''' ~ls 4
ne however bas . p,.,, s..I
mn, hid ,ba .o.ie' ' and !. ,aa,.l
t. tner6day 16 morning Nj, s'''n r.
oihcer schoor 10 20 IA ~, I.
citizen, clothes, VII y: ~:
make q BID If 90 org-.,g.'' -'.i'
II wis not long bt,ci, an ~ ,,.,il
pa. up, on which IS, "a, ...
and 1t was finally kloc..i (
Ch Ger at Sli0 w
Mr., Bail was pre,e,, Al n
several citizsns as y.,a-,,.,
rs Officer schoor car. e@.
instructed hy Mr. B.., F. y
arres, Samuel Wo.,sl,, 81
he did &c, aud this u:1,
was sriaigned btl..s JsI
and plead guilty.
Mr. Bail however rto,,r., u
ne'ses bs heard u sssp "a
nsVihR the man alrss.el, IA
schoor testified to the ,,s,l
purchased the accordion.
William LAwton ,eslss !,
the habit OF such ms.ug'
open these places every y,r. d
their peculiar method d F. ,r'
jury To tbs Legitimate bgss.s
city. Ttey come TO m, ci.,,
goots for two or thrte -..I.,
n anner, and then pac. :, Nd,
where thev came trcn.
| W. M. Pyls tsi6-l 70 n,,
feet, and said that W. f. 4. !,
OF Wilmington are .ese,;tI
and give value ior n.a.I 4
these men do not, All a I'm
worthless goods
&. II. Baynari SAID TIA, VI
net ss o citizen xlsh q te,
other citizen Of the pI.r.s;. !,
goods where they COZ 4 sI
cheapest, be thought /: o. o.
the Juhiness men OF tie C.y
men 10 be permitted . "a
here In the manner iksy 4,
himself he was ob.lget % oa,
and expensive stock "a u
working e.even nouia. % 10
nothing, and loosei 4; d,
during the one mJu,3 c. I.
SEASON.
The prisoner hS! :: cJ.,
Cody ADdI2et appoA:st = :.
and said that Ea va, hs4;..l
o. doing everything iv,,s.
ap this Ill.gtt.Aa,e irs2 Z.
case tho prisoner .strySh h,!
II age, and as tlis Is lis 9,a
aske I the judge to be Ht:..'i
Judge Lyaam ta.l ~
{ iscretion IN tie matt y
nance fixed tie pttajg s-l.
q fine o, Sl09 and costa
. 80
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
Holiday treturss,

Paul B,owp, els HSrkAt street.
Now is tia fin1Gtn ait for holiday pio
.uIgs. Don't keep sWsg On accopn. Of
cloudy weather.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
nrnrn OF mo empersturs
- ~ Sm.tssa. .

ro-norrow prnmisas to bs cloutJ,
With light rain Te,r this eoast and over
temperature buoday, clearing hnd
rather colder.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
MAHKIrD.
AoLAUtfhL

MoLAUGHLIs-LARKIN-On the alth
int, A. TIRE rssiienes ~ the bride. by Tho
hev. X. y. lens', utar es X. soLauShiin
city.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
KENNARD&C0,

The system of
selling every article
at a small profit, but
of a thoroughly re-
liable quality is a.
ruling principle with
us.
SALE OF TIE SEASON,
1t is a we'll known
fact that we haven't
an inch of room to
spare, and here
comes the holiday
goods. Now some
thingmustg give way,
IfOr room we must
have.
The largest stock
first-Dress Goods
| day by day shall
we offer some in
ducements in this
department; to-day
lit is the 50-cent all
WOOL Dress OOOdS,
marked down to 80
cents. Nice holiday
presents am ing
these goods.
! Silks also have to
: make way.
: Reductions in all
! qualities. You can
Il better tellhow much
you can save when
: : you see them.
: No old stock il
a the store; we dom
d allow it.
Z Every day viii
= = = give you some fresl
. :. bargain.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25
. vna0 KAILKOAD
uoHEDULH IN EyFEOr. Nov. 20, iss'
Trains leave pslswsre Avonas Dspei
EAsr. BOUpp:

Trains leave DslsEsfe AVonas DsPs@
BA5r.BoUFp;
Phus. Accom-. daily except Sunday 10 an
Yhils. Accommodation, datly.......ss r =
Paiia. Accommodation, dsuy y :,
Phiia' Aco3m nodstion. dally......s % A ~
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phils. Chester eKpreSs, daily Ills q. y
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phiia. Accom- daily except SUNDAY o. p m
PhtlA. Accom- mocation, dsliy..... a'' g. %
pblla, 3 Dasstsr express, cIily,tx'
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Phtla. hoo0umodsuoa, dairy, eSs y; =.
pniis. Accommodation. daily. 80 e E
Pnils. & Ubesssr express, daily, 10 p =
wESr-BOUHD:
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Arrives Chicaso s.s0 noxr norotnA.
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except S1ntay......... ~ y.
Jiaelnnst aSt. Loris,Lua .4@liy -LV =. -
Arrives uinoirnsu I.ss ~ II. oA' ~-'s@
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Baltimore AcconmodGtion, dsilg, asp -
unioago and st. Leafs Express, ~ a,
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sirsefly hcoopn9iseen. aA,ivi ''s' y -
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YEP S1osHpfs.4SDxrgERa, = N sis A. y .ounaa,
only. loSl q. u ani .&s p. n. oaliy
exec - Suudry. 20 y. nj. oaily.
E'n,lln3 loave E1Asl ~ st.eoL StA.ior;
ssr PalIadslpai4 2 3B p. N. daily, except
97aday. Eof Balunoie 2Sl =. ~.
hstiy, except SUNDAY We Lerdbn0ore
abJ sn. 30. 80 q. II. and AS p. d.. cNiy'
ssHepi SUNDAY; $40 .. u sunday ony
53)p. ~. ialIy.
The 10 90 a. 10. train c9nue.ts at Vast
Junction with UiroinnAu and 81. LO1ii
| thfcu2h sIprsss, daily, exoept Sunday. lhs
IbtO D. II. c1nntcs with Cnieaso aad 81
| III us express daily.
Trains for NiirllpRton--Lsavs PhtlPce'
uhia, daily, az 0, SIS. y 80, t4031 3. IL, tb
atO l3l Is n9, $50, so s.Ie 10 % p. =
Daily, sxospt sunday, 7.lo =. l. 2.o
| noon, stlk. II COP. M.
Express trAinss
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ManaIer. 0Snl Pk.S- Aksns
| Tslsphons no. lS3.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

Pains In the back are frequently
olused by q budien vr-nchiuR Of the
rpine A few Enpiioe'i"na NJ Salvation
on will piva permanent relief.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-25

The period OF tee,l.,i . "
dangerous TO you7S t--i.-
should then hsye e1t:a a.,tntIs
oc oasional dCsts Of D.. 5s.i
Syrup.